
Blaine Heeter Voice And Piano Lessons
About
I am a very direct, straight to the point type of teacher. Since life is typically short in retrospect, I believe in laying a very thorough and profound foundation for my students on which to build a firm understanding of the basic theories and techniques of their choice of instrument study (voice or piano). When the student displays progress we move on to the next level, however I do believe in regularly revisisting past selections to build proficiency and sense of mastery.
Since lessons are usually only once per week, outside study and daily practice is crucial to your progress.
Very importantly, since we are all of different ages and backgrounds I like to establish a good student-teacher relationship in order to better understand them so that I may tailor my teaching to enhance their learning experience. Therefore, lesson times are always like workshops so that the student may feel free to experiment with their musicality while taking advantage of one on one coaching and training.
Most importantly, while I expect the student to take their learning and development seriously, I do encourage all my students to have fun while learning and making great music.
I enjoy passing what I have learned (my experiences and passions) on to the next individual and watching them put that knowledge into action so they develop and grow I to a fine musician!
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What is your typical process for working with a new student?
First I ask the the student is what do they want to gain from taking lessons. The clearer their vision, the better I am able to set them up for success. We then vocalize so that I can get a feel for their voice type and how they approach their singing. I cover solid and healthy techniques so they develop a good foundation. We discuss repertoire that is both fun and beneficial for them to develop. Most importantly, we work hard, but we have fun.